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The weekly letter that makes building wealth feel like a chat with your smartest girlfriend.

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One story, out of jargon

What moved this week, why it moved, and whether it has anything to do with your money.

The part that isn't maths

Scarcity, shame, ambition and the stories we inherited. Scarcity doesn't care what you earn.

One thing to do this week

Concrete, finishable, with the time cost attached. Usually two minutes.

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The 0.75% nobody told you about

A pension charge is the fee your provider takes every year, whether your money grows or not. At 0.75%, that's roughly a third less at retirement than a fund charging 0.2%. Same contributions. Same market. Different number at the end.

The Plentiful Move

Log in to your pension and write down the annual charge. Two minutes.

Dorothy

Half of the duo behind Plentiful. Dorothy translates money jargon into plain talk, so building wealth feels less like homework and more like a conversation with a friend who's done the reading for you.

A few facts from Dorothy:
⏳Worst money decision: Not starting to invest earlier
🏆Best investment: A lawyer when I needed to negotiate a job exit
🗣️A recommendation? Talk about money with your friends.
Normalise a subject around a group of supportive friends.

Laura

The other half of Plentiful. Laura keeps an eye on the week's financial news and pulls out what actually matters for women building wealth in the Netherlands and beyond.

A few facts from Laura:
⏳Worst money decision: Not starting to invest earlier
🏆Best investment: A gold coin many many moons ago
🗣️A recommendation? Keep your investments simple. The finance world makes it horribly complicated and it does not have to be.